Upcoming Webinars: Fall 2018
Exploring Incentives: a report and investigation
Open Forum for Local Government and Commissions
Friday, October 26, noon PST
Incentives are essential to a robust conservation program. In this open forum we explore the incentives that are offered nationally and internationally, and open up the conversation for your questions and comments.
Guests:
Mark Goudie, researcher
Gary Penway, consultant
Laura Saretsky, Heritage BC
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Understanding Collaborations for Not-for-Profit Organizations
Presented with Vantage Point and in partnership with BC Museums Association
Friday, November 9, noon PST
From knowledge, skills and training exchange to increased capacities and from organizational sustainability to attractiveness to funders, collaborations offer great promise. But, they come with many challenges. This webinar explores the complex nature of collaborations and provides the tools to ensure successful relationships and improved outcomes.
Register (complimentary)
Bring Your Ideas
Open Forum for Local Government and Commissions
Friday, November 16, noon PST
In this open discussion forum, bring your ideas, questions and concerns, big or small, for your colleagues.
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Bring Your Ideas
Open Forum for Heritage Not-For-Profit Organizations
Friday, November 23, noon PST
In this open discussion forum, bring your ideas, questions and concerns, big or small, for your colleagues in the not-for-profit world.
Register (complimentary)
Ask an Expert
Wednesday, November 28, noon PST
Heritage Consultants and Architects answer questions about built heritage conservation. Open to all; bring your questions.
Guests include:
Timothy Ankenman, Ankenman Marchand Architects
Kendall Jessiman, Iredale Architecture
Donald Luxton, Donald Luxton & Associates Inc.
Youth Engagement
Friday, December 7, noon PST
Youth engagement is a recurring concern for the heritage industry. But what does the term actually mean? And how should we go about it? In this panel style webinar we pose these and other questions to three heritage professionals with experience running a variety of youth programs.
Guests:
Britney Quail, BC Heritage Fairs
Keely Bland, Kamloops Museum & Archives
Register (complimentary)